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Rice U Offers a Course Called Afrochemistry & Yes, It Is Insane - Vimarsana News

Rice U Offers a Course Called Afrochemistry & Yes, It Is Insane

The Left has come for Chemistry. Rice University is the first to step off the plank and politicize chem. It's mind-boggling that people think this makes sense. They won't have an exam for the course, which is probably the most sensible aspect. The course is titled "Afrochemistry: The

University Group Honors Dead Hamas Terrorists as Martyrs - Vimarsana News

University Group Honors Dead Hamas Terrorists as Martyrs

Students for Justice in Palestine at Tufts University have now declared dead Hamas terrorists as "martyrs."

Propaganda, Censorship and Mind Control, We Have it all - Vimarsana News

Propaganda, Censorship and Mind Control, We Have it all

Resistance is futile. That is what the Globlaists want you to believe. So they have designed a perfect world where you will own nothing, eat bugs and be happy.  What will this world look like? Let's see...You won't have to worry about fuel because you won't need a car since everything will be within

Gutting Education in Nazi Germany and the Democrats' America - Vimarsana News

Gutting Education in Nazi Germany and the Democrats' America

Gutting Education in Nazi Germany and the Democrats’ America, Hitler Youth Movement: Shamefully, adults used them as cannon fodder right up until the very end.  It’s what tyrants do, 1619 Movement, segregation, reparations, slavery, capitalism

Hitler's 1936 Olympics antics are a lesson for helping China's Uyghurs - Vimarsana News

Hitler's 1936 Olympics antics are a lesson for helping China's Uyghurs

© Getty Images “Freedom is not a gift from Heaven. It must be fought for every day,” said Austrian Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal. He knew from personal experience. By the end of World War II, the Nazis had murdered 89 members of his family. On May 5, 1945, Wiesenthal was too weak to greet U.S. soldiers who entered Mauthausen Concentration Camp, so he crawled from the barracks and collapsed into the arms of a GI. “I could not take my eyes off the American flag,” he recounted. “Each star was, for me, a symbol of freedom, of everything good that had been taken from us.”